The Social Development Approach
Approach (1) Introduction 1. Over the last year the Strategic Policy Group of the Ministry of Social Policy has undertaken a number of projects aimed at improving the conceptual foundations of cross sectoral social policy and social development. This document includes two of these papers: • a framework for cross sectoral social policy; and
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